QUETTA: Social Media activists have launched a campaign against Member of Provincial Assembly Abdul Majeed Achakazi, allegedly for killing a traffic constable by running his vehicle over him.
The traffic police Constable Haji Attahullah died after Pashtoonkhuwa Mili Awami Party (PK MAP) lawmaker Majeed Achakzai’s vehicle hit him at Shaheed Fayaz Sunbel Chowk on Tuesday night.
According to SSP Traffic Nazeer Kurd, Majeed Achakzai was driving the vehicle by himself.
Majeed Khan Achakzai is also heading the Public Accounts Committee as Chairman.
A twitter campaign has been launched usining the hashtag #JusticeForPoliceSargent
Balochistan Police posted the incident report in Uedu language.
Later the Balochistan Police page posted the picture of slain traffic constable and FIR copy.The FIR has been registered against unidentified man.
Human rights activists Dawood Khan has questioned the silence of media and political parties on brutal killing of police sargent
Criminal silence of Pakistani media and political parties on brutal killing of police sargent #JusticeForPoliceSargent pic.twitter.com/e3p2h1U8xs
— Dawood Khan (@_dawoodkhan) June 22, 2017
Social media activists and Journalists Rubina Ibrahim Zehri twitted.
Everyone knows that Sergeant was killed by vehicle of MPA Majeed Achakzai then why FIR against NaMaloom Afraad? #JusticeForPoliceSargent
— Rubina Ibrahim Zehri (@zehri_Rubina) June 22, 2017
Imdad Baloch, a social activists blamed MPA’s party.
پختون خواہ پہلے MQM کو فاشسٹ پارٹی کہتی تھی اب اختیارات ملنے کے بعد خود سب سے بڑی فاشسٹ پارٹی بن گئ ہے#JusticeForPoliceSargent #PkMAP
— Imdad Baloch (@imdad_baloch) June 22, 2017
A well visited facebook page of Choti Chiria چھوٹی چڑیا posted a photo.
Ehsan Mir , a social activists from Baloch criticized the miss use of power.
In #Balochistan power full personalities have rights to kill any one. When they want.MPA of #PKMAP is still free#JusticeForPoliceSargent
— Ehsan Mir (@EhsaanMeer) June 22, 2017
Staff Reporter
Published in The Balochistan Point on June 22, 2017
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this report are those of the social media activists and The Balochistan Point does not necessarily agree with them.